US EditionKings hold off Kraken, tie franchise record with 48th win
- The Los Angeles Kings defeated the Seattle Kraken 6-5 on Tuesday night, spoiling their home finale.
- The Kings' victory was fueled by a strong offensive showing, including four unanswered goals.
- Samuel Helenius scored two goals for the Kings, equalling his season total in just under 14 minutes.
- Kings coach Jim Hiller said, "I like the win," reflecting the team's satisfaction with the result.
- With the win, the Kings tied a franchise record of 48 single-season wins and secured a playoff berth against the Oilers.
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The Los Angeles Kings hockey players visited the Seattle Kraken just before the start of the NHL playoffs and won 6:5.
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Kings hold off Kraken, tie franchise record with 48th win
SEATTLE — The Kings built a four-goal lead then nearly squandered it all while tying a franchise record in their penultimate game of the regular season. Samuel Helenius scored twice, David Rittich made 29 saves, and the Kings spoiled the Seattle Kraken’s home finale with a 6-5 victory on Tuesday night, winning their fourth straight and tying the franchise record for single-season wins (48) set in 2015-16. The Kings (48-24-9, 105 points) are alre…
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The Rink LivePlayoff-bound Kings hang on for win over Kraken
Rookie Samuel Helenius scored twice and Alex Turcotte and Adrian Kempe had a goal and an assist apiece as the Los Angeles Kings held on to defeat the host Seattle Kraken 6-5 on Tuesday.
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